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Friday, 22 November 2019

Custom Ubuntu command using bash scripts

  • Open a terminal window using
    Ctrl+Alt+T
  • Run the command
    gedit ~/.profile
  • Add the line
    export PATH=$PATH:/example/path/bin
    to the bottom and save
  • Log out and log in again. If you want to use it immediately in the terminal already opened
    source ~/.profile
Edit:
A safer way is to use quotes. Doing so is necessary if one or more directories in the original PATH contain spaces. So:
export PATH="$PATH:/example/path/bin"

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